Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-07
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Toys! Toysl Toys, at Max Fish
els.
Peaslee's porter on draught at Fritz
AmmoIi's.
The coal oil famine has subsidized
Everybody has oil now.
McIver Bros. have built large addi-
ton to their planning mill.
Try Arnold & Meyers for anything
you want in the grocery line.
Mr.. Albertson has moved into the de-
pot with his force, of assistants.
A man too flip with his gun was run
in last evening by Marshal Souter.
The Commercial has put on regular
bus between the hotel and the depot.
Apples of every variety and in any
desired quantity at Arnold & Meyers.
Photograph albums, comb and brush
sets, Trench bisque dolls, etc, at Max
Fishel's.
Fifty-two raw recruits arrived Mon
day in charge of Lit. Deval, for the
Seventh cavalry.
Call on J. w. Moore to make your
carpets and put them down. Opposite
Sheridan house.
G. A Webster has leased Justus
-Schnell's barber shop and is running on
his own account.
Mr.. Francis has let the contract to
Mr.. Wells, for four double tenement
houses of six rooms each.
It is genuine pleasure to get shave
at Aldrich,s. Everything in the high
est style of the art at his shop.
L. G. Wells purchased lot on Main
street Saturday of Mr.. Francis, and is
now putting up a substantial building
thereon.
tbs altogether probable that signal
station will be established at Sturgis in
short time. Such movement is con-
templated.
Tho ADVERTISER is requested to an
nounce that Rev. Bishop Hare will
preach from the NJ. E. pulpit next Sun
day evening.
That stock of stationery, confection-
cries, fruits and cigars at Achenbach's,
is second to none. Everything fresh
and sold low.
Milwaukee key beer only cents per
glass at Fritz Ammon's.
The burning out of hue at Suffers
beer hall Saturday evening caused con-
siderable excitement A high wind was
prevailing at the time.
Arnold g. Meyer are in the ring at all
times, ready to fill all orders on short
notice with the best goods in the mark
ct. Give them trial.
Mrs. Hogdson will give musical
entertainment some time in January,
with her pupils of this place. Mrs.
Hodgson is fine musician.
The attention of careful buyers of dry
goods is called to Potter 6 Haines' adver-
tisement in this issue, calling attention
to their closing sale of cloaks, etc.
A severe snow storm visited the Ellis
Saturday, although the weather was not
very cold. 1t cleared off about 7 o'clock
Saturday evening and has since been
mild and pleasant.
The TT. Meade Variety combination
will start on the 18th inst to fill several
theatrical engagements through the
Hills. The boys have an excellent pro-
gramme arranged.
A new time card will probably go in
to effect next Sunday. Should a change
occur the morning train will arrive at
about o'clock, and in the afternoon it
will go east about 2.
A change in the makeup of the AD-
vEsTIsER takes place with this issue
wherein the paper is somewhat i'm
proyel. Other improvements will be
made in short time.
A donation party will be held tonight
at the NJ. e. church. Everybody is
cordially invited to drop in and swell
the crowd and contribute toward max
ing the affair success.
I r.
p. g. Fredlund was killed in the
Terra open cut late Saturday night by
falling rock. His family reside on the
Belle Fourche, near Vale. The de-
ceased was an Odd Fellow in good
standing.
The engagement OF Second Lieutenant
H. r. Adams, Twenty fifth infantry. and
Miss Maude Lorraine Gray, daughter of
Captain Cyrus N. Gray, late Of the
army, ia announced. The wedding will
take place early in january.
Sturgis City, recent arrivals there
from assert, never presented a buster
and more prosperous front than at
present. The number OF strangers in
the place is large, and more are arriy-
ing every day. Though not brisk, a
steady demand exists for real estate, and
considerable trading is done in town
lots. Pioneer.